I have my own health insurance and my husband and kids were looking at health insurance just for them, and because I'm pregnant they were denied even though I would not be on the same plan or ...
Ok, I am 19 years old, I was married Novmeber 18th,2006 and I turned 19 Oct.11th, 2006. I lived with my mom until november 18th, and was on her health insurance ect.. and once i got married and moved ...
My husband and I are 24/26 and in great health. The payout is $250K each if we die and there is a cash balance that we can pull out after 10 years. It will cost $63/month for me and $78/month for ...
I'm just wondering because I am constantly being called by insurance industry people about jobs. Are those scams? They're local and big names, so I don't know. I am wary....
I had a short term (6 months) personal health insurance previously, now I found a new job and I had a new insurance. My question is I was hospitalized last year and my old insurance policy is still ...
I do not have health insurance. I was recently diagnosed with a non-life threatening ailment which requires outpatient surgery. Should I applyfor health insurance ASAP? Or should I make a payment ...
What does the law say in New Jersey on this subject? If you have continuous coverage through your previous employer, and come down with a chronic injury or serious ongoing illness during your COBRA ...
we had a pretty bad hail storm and the insurance company is going to give us money for the roof. we had someone look at it and the damage is really minor. if we use the money for something else ...
nycskaboy
When u get cigarette promo items/coupons at a bar and they scan your ID does it get back to your insurance?
I was out at a bar and got a free lighter and they scanned my license... will this ever get back to my insurance co. or my employer?
no but even if it did you could just say that you wanted the free promo lighter - people use lighters for other things - tell them you like candles.....although it won't get back to your company.
kelly
no honey all that does is provided the company your mailing address so they can send you things in the mail
Jen
No, but they can use your smoking status to deny any claims later for lying or misrepresentation on the insurance application documents. By lying you are voiding your protections. Why pay for the policy at all if you are going to lie?
yourbigsis
would they have the time to report something like that? it would take a lot of time and money and for what? who would care? you got a free lighter and maybe some cigarettes. Whats to say you were not buying them for a friend? why would they waste time on that?
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